Check Out These Hilarious Maps That Reveal Fascinating Facts About The USA

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How Brits See Americans​

This one is pretty interesting – America according to the Brits. After analyzing this picture, you will discover many random facts about each area of America, but they didn’t even bother trying to include state lines.
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In any case, it’s not wrong that cheddar is huge in Wisconsin and Obama is from Illinois. Be that as it may, White Walkers in Alaska? At any rate, it made us giggle. Kudos to the team who came up with this fun map.
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The Zombie Apocalypse Guide​

Judging by all the zombie movies that have come out over the last few decades, this kind of apocalypse is a real threat to the American way of life. It’s been a subject of conversation for quite a long time, and somebody, at last, made a map featuring a zombie apocalypse survival forecast.
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Texas and California seem to have the least carnage on the map, but in all honesty, it doesn’t look like anyone will do all that well. Of course, this is just one humble map maker’s opinion. How do you think your state would fare in the zombie apocalypse?
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The United States of Fear​

If you thought the last map was bleak and terrifying, this next one is even worse. This map illustrates all the perils that already exist in each state. One look and you may want to get started on building a bunker.
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There’s nothing more startling than the hipsters of Oregon or the lobster people of Maine. Tip: Please check your state and your friends’ too. If they haven’t yet seen this helpful map, sharing it with them is the least you can do.
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The Way To Rome​

Are you familiar with the saying, “All roads lead to Rome?” Well, the person who designed this guide seems to have taken that assertion literally. We couldn’t be more grateful for this easy-to-follow guide.
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This clever map maker started at “The Roads,” a neighborhood in Miami, Florida, which split into five distinctive Rome road trips, taking you into Kansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Iowa, and Georgia. Amazing! Who wants to join us for a Rome tour of America? Don’t forget to print a copy of this map.
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Checking Your Memory​

This map creator surveyed people on the most and least remembered states in America, and sadly, the majority of people outside the United States don’t seem to be familiar with the Midwest (sorry midwesterners!).
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Of course, states with major cities like New York, California, and Florida are more familiar to the rest of the world. Whether you think it’s fair or not, people don’t normally consider Iowa a must-see destination when planning their first trip to th